36CBAC,AE,AF,AN Active Chilled Beams 36CBPB,PD,PS Passive Chilled Beams

Installation Instructions
CONTENTS
Page SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 GENERAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Storage and Handling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Initial Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Installation Precaution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 PREINSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9 Prepare Jobsite for Unit Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-17 Freely Suspended . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Recessed in a False Ceiling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Connection to Piping System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Connection to Supply Air Duct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Connection of Chilled Beams in a Series . . . . . . . . 10 36CBAE UNIT INSTALLATION 36CBAF UNIT INSTALLATION 36CBAN UNIT INSTALLATION 36CBPB,PD,PS UNIT INSTALLATION ADJUSTMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-32 Adjusting Airflow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Comfort Control Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 TO ADJUST BEAM HOLE LENGTH FPC Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 COOLING CAPACITY TO ADJUST THE FPC FUNCTION MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-36 Active Chilled Beams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 CLEANING THE 36CBAC,AE UNIT CLEANING THE 36CBAF UNIT CLEANING THE 36CBAN UNIT Passive Chilled Beams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 CLEANING THE 36CBPB,PD,PS UNIT through the outlet slot of the beam into the room, resulting in a total airflow of 3 to 4 times greater than the primary airflow. Passive beams work using a reverse chimney effect, where cooler air inside the beam has a higher density than the surrounding room air. The difference in density in combination with the height of the beam induces room air down through the beam coil. Systems with chilled beams are suitable for use in high cooling load applications and/or where there is a requirement for individual temperature control. In offices with normal room heights, the maximum cooling capacity is 25 to 29 Btuh per sq ft of floor area. The limit is set by the maximum permissible velocity in the occupied zone, therefore high room heights can provide the opportunity for supplying a greater cooling effect. Cooling load calculations must take in account the building's dynamic and thermal storage capacity. Simply adding the "gross loads" together gives an estimate of cooling load which can be approximately 50% too large. The primary airflow is responsible for the air quality in the room while also providing basic cooling. The maximum recommended difference for the primary air is 18 F. In certain cases, the supply air temperature can be increased by a few degrees with a falling outdoor temperature. The chilled beam covers the rest of the cooling load. The water flow is varied according to the load using a room sensor. Compared with a system where the cooling duty is supplied entirely by air, a chilled beam system reduces the space required for air handling plant and ducting.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS SAFETY NOTE

Air-handling equipment will provide safe and reliable service when operated within design specifications. The equipment should be operated and serviced only by authorized personnel who have a thorough knowledge of system operation, safety devices and emergency procedures. Good judgement should be used in applying any manufacturers instructions to avoid injury to personnel or damage to equipment and property.

Storage and Handling Inspect for damage upon receipt. Shipping damage claims should be filed with shipper at time of delivery. Store in a clean, dry, and covered location. Do not stack cartons. When unpacking units, care should be taken that the inlet collars and water connections do not become damaged. Do not remove protective film from painted surfaces until installed. Initial Inspection Once items have been removed from the carton, check carefully for damage to duct connections, coils, or controls. File damage claim immediately with transportation agency and notify Carrier. Installation Precaution Check that construction debris does not enter unit or ductwork. Accumulated dust and construction debris distributed through the ductwork can adversely affect unit operation. Codes Install units in compliance with all applicable code requirements. PREINSTALLATION Prepare Jobsite for Unit Installation To save
time and to reduce the possibility of costly errors, set up a complete sample installation in a typical room at jobsite. Check all critical dimensions such as pipe, wire, and duct connection requirements. Refer to job drawings and product dimension

GENERAL
Chilled beam systems are suitable for use in high cooling load applications or where individual temperature control is required. Active (supply air) chilled beams operate with induction, where incoming primary air induces room air through the beam coil. The primary and induced room airflow is then discharged

Manufacturer reserves the right to discontinue, or change at any time, specifications or designs without notice and without incurring obligations. Catalog No. 04-53360001-01 Printed in U.S.A. Form 36CB-1SI Pg 1 12-08 Replaces: New

drawings as required (see Fig. 1-10 ). Instruct all trades in their part of the installation. Refer to Tables 1-7 and Fig. 1-10 for unit data. Table 1 36CBAC Unit Physical Data
36CBAC UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Weight (lb) 06 6 5 1 57 08 8 7 1 77 10 10 9 1 101

Table 5 36CBAN Unit Physical Data

36CBAN UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Weight (lb) 04 4 3 1 31 06 6 5 1 46 08 8 7 1 62 10 10 9 1 77

Table 6 36CBPB,PS Unit Physical Data

36CBPB,PS UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Beam Width (in.) (36CBPB/36CBPS) Beam Height (in.) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Flexible Water Pipes (in.) Weight (lb/ft) (36CBPB/36CBPS) 04 4 06 6 08 8 10 10 12 12 14 14

Table 2 36CBAE Unit Physical Data

36CBAE UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Weight (lb) 04 4 3 1 44 06 6 5 1 62 08 8 7 1 81 10 10 9 1 101

16.9/11.4 5.6 3.7 1 8 5.7 1 8 7.7 1 8 9.7 1 8 11.7 13.7 1 1 8 8

5.4/4.7

Table 3 36CBAC,AE Unit Enclosure Physical Data

36CBAC,AE UNIT ENCLOSURE PHYSICAL DATA 36CBAC Unit Enclosure Length (in.) 12 to 20 20 to 35 35 to 67 Weight (lb) 7 11 21 36CBAE Unit Enclosure Sealed End Wall Enclosure Length (in.) 12 20 35 Weight (lb) 3 6 9 No End Wall Enclosure Length (in.) 12 to 20 20 to 35 35 to 67 Weight (lb) 8 12 22

Table 7 36CBPD Unit Physical Data

36CBPB,PS UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Beam Width (in.) Beam Height (in.) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Flexible Water Pipes (in.) 06 6 15.7 7.1 5.7 1 8 7.7 1 8 08 8

Table 4 36CBAF Unit Physical Data

36CBAF UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Weight (lb) 04 4 3 1 44 06 6 5 1 59 08 8 7 1 79 10 10 9 1 101 12 12 11 1 121

MOUNTING BRACKET
L/4 L/2 L/4

36CBAC
0.6 (H2 O)

4 5

min 4 x D 5-IN.

RIGHT SIDE CONNECTION, EXTENDED CASING 5 IN. DUCT CONNECTION 1 OR 2 HOLE ROWS 72 / 96 / 120 RIGHT SIDE CONNECTION, EXTENDED CASING 4 IN. DUCT CONNECTION 1 HOLE ROW

A 24 4-IN. A

A 72 / 96 / 120 A 5-IN. 12

LEFT SIDE, EXTENDED CASING 5 IN. DUCT CONNECTION 1 OR 2 HOLE ROWS 24

A 72 / 96 / 120 A 4-IN.

LEFT SIDE, EXTENDED CASING 4 IN. DUCT CONNECTION 1 HOLE ROW 15.2 5.6 4.6 3.1 7.5

A 12 72 / 96 / 120 A

0.6

1.1

6.1 10

0.6

36CBAC UNIT SIZE 06 08 10

WEIGHT (lb) 57 77 101

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NOTE: Dimensions shown in inches.

Fig. 1 36CBAC Base Unit Dimensions

L L/4 L/2 L/4 18 3 CW CW

MIN 0.5
5 7

4 ALT 5

CONN. 1 (OUTER)

1.8 2
L = NOMINAL LENGTH + 1.2 IN.

MOUNTING BRACKET

9 CW = COOLING WATER (COOLING MODE) HW = HEATING WATER (HEATING MODE) CW HW HW CW

WATER VOLUME COOLING = 0.13 GPM COIL WATER VOLUME HEATING = 0.07 GPM COIL

36CBAE UNIT SIZE 04 06 08 10

LENGTH (ft) 4 6 8 10

WEIGHT (lb) 44 62 81 101

7 10

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NOTE: Dimensions shown in inches, unless otherwise indicated.

36CBAC UNIT ENCLOSURE NO END WALL

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36CBAE UNIT ENCLOSURE 36CBAE UNIT ENCLOSURE SEALED END WALL NO END WALL a36-461,2,3.eps
14 6 6 12-20 20-35 35-67 12, 20, 35 14

END PLATE 36CBX-AZ-12

NOTE: Dimensions shown in inches.

36CBAC UNIT ENCLOSURE, NO END WALL 36CBX-TZ-09-20 36CBX-TZ-09-36 36CBX-TZ-09-68 36CBAE UNIT ENCLOSURE, NO END WALL 36CBX-AZ-09-20 36CBX-AZ-09-36 36CBX-AZ-09-68

LENGTH (in.) 12 to 20 20 to 35 35 to 67

WEIGHT (lb) 7 11 21

36CBAE UNIT ENCLOSURE, SEALED END WALL 36CBX-AZ-10-12 36CBX-AZ-10-24 36CBX-AZ-10-36

LENGTH (in.) 12 20 35

WEIGHT (lb) 3 6 9

LENGTH (in.) 12 to 20 20 to 35 35 to 67

WEIGHT (lb) 8 12 22

Fig. 3 36CBAC,AE Accessory Unit Dimensions 4

36CBAE UNIT SIZE 06 08 10

ARMATURE LENGTH (ft) 4 5 5

NUMBER OF FITTINGS 2* 2* 2*

OUTPUT (W) HE/HO 28/54 35/49 35/49

LEGEND HE High Efficiency HO High Output *One fitting in each wing. NOTES: 1. The fitting has a T5 fluorescent lamp which is available in two power levels, HE and HO, depending on how much light is required. The HE version has an output of 28 W for a 4 ft fitting and 35 W for a 5 ft fitting. The HO version has an output of 54 W for a 4 ft fitting and 49 W for a 5 ft fitting. 2. The color temperature of the fluorescent lamp is 830/3000 K. 3. The connection cable can be supplied with a plug, Ensto or Wieland connector.

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A BEAM LENGTH

Fig. 4 36CBAE Unit Dimensions Lighting Option

18 17 9 8.4 5

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8 5 4

CW 0.5 WW 0.5

23.5

C 8 E

L
36CBAF UNIT SIZE 04 06 08 10 12 WEIGHT (lb) 44 59 79 101 121 36CBAF UNIT SIZE, EXTENDED CASING 06 08 10

L (ft) 4 6 8 10 12

C (ft) 1 1 2 2 3

D (ft) 2 3 4 5 7

E (ft) 3

L (ft) 8 10 12

C (ft) 3 4 4

D (ft) 3 4 5

LEGEND CW Chilled Water WW Warm Water NOTES: 1. Dimensions shown in inches unless otherwise indicated. 2. Water volume cooling = 0.13 gpm. 3. Water volume heating = 0.07 gpm.

Fig. 5 36CBAF Unit Dimensions 5

36CBAF06

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36CBAF UNIT SIZE 06 08 10 12

ARMATURE LENGTH (ft) 4 5 4 4

NUMBER OF FITTINGS 1 1 2 2

OUTPUT (W) HE/HO 28/54 35/49 35/49 28/54

36CBAF08

LEGEND HE High Efficiency HO High Output NOTES: 1. The fitting has a T5 fluorescent lamp which is available in two power levels, HE and HO, depending on how much light is required. The HE version has an output of 28 W for a 4 ft fitting and 35 W for a 5 ft fitting. The HO version has an output of 54 W for a 4 ft fitting and 49 W for a 5 ft fitting. 2. The color temperature of the fluorescent lamp is 830/3000 K. 3. The connection cable can be supplied with a plug, Ensto or Wieland connector.

36CBAF10

36CBAF12

Fig. 6 36CBAF Unit Dimensions Lighting Option

2.1 in.

2.4 in.

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B

B A/2 A

SECTION B B
2.1 in.

36CBAF UNIT SIZE 06 08 10 12

A (ft) 6 8 10 12

2.4 in.

Fig. 7 36CBAF Unit Dimensions Sprinkler Option 6

CONNECTION ALTERNATIVE 1 AIR AND WATER CONNECTIONS RIGHT IN THE DIRECTION OF AIRFLOW
8.78 1.50

0.59 1.40 2.95 3.90 7.28 1.10 8.27 5.31

11.75

CONNECTION ALTERNATIVE 2 AIR AND WATER CONNECTIONS THROUGH END WALL

4.39

4.92 8.27 5.31 0.59 L 4.17 5.47 3.94 1.30 2.13

CONNECTION ALTERNATIVE 3 AIR CONNECTION UP AND WATER CONNECTION RIGHT IN THE DIRECTION OF AIRFLOW
3.90 4.39

9.76

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36CBAN UNIT SIZE 04 06 08 10 LENGTH (ft) 4 6 8 10 WEIGHT (lb) 31 46 62 77

NOTES: 1. Dimensions shown in inches. 2. Water volume cooling = 0.13 gpm coil. 3. Water volume heating = 0.07 gpm coil.

Fig. 8 36CBAN Unit Dimensions

36CBPB
1.6 17 4.5 L 8.5 5.6 3.9 13.8

2.8

3.9 CONNECTION 1 GABLE, SERIES CONNECTION

36CBPS
2.8
1.6

11.4 4.5
L 8.5

8.3 5.6 3.9

3.9 CONNECTION 1 GABLE, SERIES CONNECTION

36CBPD
8.3 1

7.1 15.7

NOTES: 1. Dimensions shown in inches. 2. L = Nominal length minus 0.31 inches.

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36CBPB,PS UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Beam Width (in.) (36CBPB/36CBPS) Beam Height (in.) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Flexible Water Pipes (in.) Weight (lb/ft) (36CBPB/36CBPS) 36CBPD UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Beam Width (in.) Beam Height (in.) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Flexible Water Pipes (in.) 06 6

04 4

06 6

08 8 16.9/11.4 5.6

10 10

12 12

14 14

3.7

5.7

7.7 1 8 5.4/4.7

9.7

11.7

13.7

08 8 15.7 7.1

5.7 1 8

7.7

Fig. 9 36CBPB,PD,PS Unit Dimensions 8

UNIT SIZES 04-08

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4
UNIT SIZES 10-14

36CBPD UNIT SIZE 04-08 10-14

FITTING LENGTH (ft) 4 4

NUMBER OF FITTINGS 1 2

OUTPUT (W) HE/HO 28/54 28/54

LEGEND HE High Efficiency HO High Output NOTES: 1. Dimensions shown in feet. 2. The fitting has a T5 fluorescent lamp which is available in two power levels, HE and HO, depending on how much light is required. The HE version has an output of 28 W while the HO version has an output of 54 W. 3. The color temperature of the fluorescent lamp is 830/3000 K. 4. The connection cable can be supplied with a plug, Ensto or Wieland connector.

Fig. 10 36CBPD Unit Dimensions Lighting Option

INSTALLATION Freely Suspended All units may be freely suspended with the use of hangers. See Fig. 11. Where the appearance of the installation is subject to strict requirements, it is better to select a beam with an extended casing on the connection end or cladding for the ducts and pipes which covers the distance from the beam to the wall.

with hangers (see Fig. 12) or they can be installed directly on the load-carrying structure of the false ceiling (see Fig. 13).

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Fig. 12 Beam Installed with Hangers When installing the beams with hangers, the installation procedure is as follows (see Fig. 12): 1. Suspend the beams and roughly adjust their position. 2. Install the load-carrying structure for the false ceiling. 3. Adapt the beams as required to the load-carrying structure. A36-489

Fig. 11 Freely Suspended Chilled Beam Where none of these alternatives is used, it is inappropriate to have flexible air side duct connections. Also, any damper or sound attenuator should be positioned in the false ceiling of the corridor. To improve appearance, any exposed field-installed flexible foam insulation on the piping connected to the unit should be painted. Also, the valve set should be positioned in the false ceiling of the corridor, if possible.

Fig. 13 Beam Installed Directly in False Ceiling This method generally means that two operations are needed to fix the beams in place. It is important for the beam and installation fittings to permit adjustment of the position of the 9

Recessed in a False Ceiling The 36CBAF and 36CBAN beams can be installed recessed in a false ceiling

beam in every direction. The beams can be laid on the loadcarrying structure of the false ceiling. The suspension rods of the load-carrying structure are dimensioned so that they are also able to support the chilled beams, which very often means that some extra suspension rods will be required. When installing the beams directly on the load-carrying structure, the installation procedure is as follows (see Fig. 13): 1. Install the load-carrying structure. 2. Position the chilled beams. 3. Secure the beam with screws through the T-profiles of the load-carrying structure. This method generally means that a single operation will be sufficient to fix the beams in place.

Connection to Piping System Regardless of the

way in which the beams are installed, it is easier if they are connected using flexible pipes. In suspended ceiling installations, readjustment will often be required. In both cases, the flexible pipe means that installation of the pipework can be undertaken in a single operation, which is independent of the beam installation. The flexible pipe should be cut to the required length in order to avoid unnecessary and transverse bends.

Connection to Supply Air Duct As with the pipe connections, assembly is simplified if the beams are connected to the ducting with flexible ducts. The flexible duct must be fully extended, and transverse bends must be avoided to ensure that unpredicted pressure drops and noise sources do not occur. Connection of Chilled Beams in a Series
Beams in the same room are normally connected in parallel on both the air and water sides. It is also possible, however, for 2 beams to be connected in a series. In this case, the first beam in the direction of the airflow must be a special unit. The air needs to exit through the far end (when viewed in the direction of the airflow) and into the next beam. Similarly, the coil in the first beam is adapted to allow the water to continue into the next beam. The beam description must clearly indicate that the 2 beams are to be connected in a series. No more than 2 beams may be connected in a series due to the water side pressure drop. 36CBAE UNIT INSTALLATION Choose one of the following options to install the 36CBAE unit (see Fig. 14): Option 1 1. Screw 2 mounting brackets directly into the ceiling.

2. Attach the chilled beam to the mounting brackets by inserting the bracket hooks into the slots on top of the chilled beam unit. Option 2 1. Attach a suspension rod on each end of the 2 mounting brackets. 2. Install the suspension rods directly into the ceiling. 3. Attach the chilled beam to the mounting brackets by inserting the bracket hooks into the slots on top of the chilled beam unit. Option 3 1. Screw 2 suspension brackets directly into the ceiling. 2. Attach a suspension rod on each end of the 2 mounting brackets. 3. Screw the suspension rods onto the suspension brackets. 4. Attach the chilled beam to the mounting brackets by inserting the bracket hooks into the slots on top of the chilled beam unit. Once the 36CBAE unit has been mounted on the ceiling, complete the following steps to install the unit enclosure. (See Fig. 15.) Enclosure without End Walls (36CB-AZ-09-20,36,68) To connect the 36CBAE unit having an enclosure without end walls, follow the steps below and in Fig. 15. 1. Remove the end plate from the unit. 2. Attach end bracket to far side of enclosure to unit. 3. Attach end plate (36CBX-AZ-12) to the other end bracket of enclosure. 4. Make flexible piping connections. 5. Position side frames of enclosure. 6. Secure side frames with a screw at each end. 7. Snap first enclosure panel into place. 8. Snap second enclosure panel into place. 9. Adjust enclosure panels as necessary. Enclosure with Sealed End Walls (36CB-AZ-10-12,24,36) To connect the 36CBAE unit having an enclosure with sealed end walls, follow the steps below and in Fig. 15. 1. Remove end plate from unit. 2. Install hanging bracket. 3. Make flexible duct and water connections. 4. Snap enclosure panel onto end of unit. 5. Move enclosure panel to end of unit. 6. Attach end plate onto unit.

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NOTE: L = nominal length.

Fig. 14 Mounting 36CBAE Unit

11

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Fig. 15 36CBAE Unit Connections

12

36CBAF UNIT INSTALLATION Choose one of the following options to install the 36CBAF unit. See Fig. 16. Option 1 1. Screw mounting brackets directly into ceiling. 2. Hook unit onto mounting bracket. Option 2 1. Screw suspension bracket directly into ceiling. 2. Install suspension rods onto suspension bracket. 3. Attach mounting bracket to suspension rods. 4. Hook unit onto mounting bracket. Option 3 1. Install the suspension rods directly into the ceiling. 2. Attach mounting bracket to suspension rods. 3. Hook unit onto mounting bracket. Option 4 1. Screw suspension bracket directly into ceiling.

2. Install suspension rods onto suspension bracket. 3. Attach unit to suspension rods. Option 5 1. Screw suspension rods directly into ceiling. 2. Attach unit to suspension rods. Once unit has been installed onto ceiling (see Fig. 17): 1. Remove protective film from unit. 2. Open bottom plate of unit by sliding unit tab to the side. 3. Remove packing blocks from unit and close bottom plate. 4. Remove end cap from unit. 5. Install water or air connections as applicable. Option 1 Install straight duct. Option 2 Install elbow duct. Option 3 For a unit with an elbow duct covering the water connection, first install water connections, taking care to prevent leaks. The air duct may then be installed after water connections have been made.

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Fig. 16 Mounting 36CBAF Unit

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Fig. 17 36CBAF Unit Connections 36CBAN UNIT INSTALLATION Choose one of the following options to install the 36CBAN unit. See Fig. 18. Option 1 1. Screw mounting bracket directly into ceiling. 2. Hook unit onto mounting bracket. Option 2 1. Screw suspension bracket directly into ceiling. 2. Attach suspension rods to suspension bracket. 3. Attach mounting bracket to suspension rods. 14 4. Hook unit onto mounting bracket. 5. Secure unit with screws. Option 3 1. Screw suspension rods directly into ceiling. 2. Attach mounting bracket to suspension rods. 3. Hook unit onto bracket. 4. Secure unit with screws. Once unit has been installed in ceiling, install water connections per Fig. 19.

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NOTE: L = nominal length.

Fig. 18 Mounting 36CBAN Unit

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Fig. 19 36CBAN Unit Connections 15

36CBPB,PD,PS UNIT INSTALLATION Choose one of the following options to install the 36CBPB,PD,PS unit. See Fig. 20. Option 1 1. Screw mounting bracket directly into ceiling. 2. Hook the unit onto mounting bracket, one side at a time. Option 2 1. Screw the suspension rods directly into the ceiling. 2. Attach the mounting bracket to suspension rods. 3. Hook the unit onto mounting bracket, one side at a time.

Option 3 1. Screw the suspension bracket directly into the ceiling. 2. Attach the suspension rods to the suspension bracket. 3. Attach the mounting bracket to the suspension rods. 4. Hook the unit onto the mounting bracket, one side at a time. Once unit has been installed onto ceiling, install water connections per Fig. 21.

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Fig. 20 Mounting 36CBPB,PD,PS Unit

16

36CBPB
1.6 17 4.5 L 8.5 5.6 3.9 13.8

2.8

3.9 CONNECTION 1 GABLE, SERIES CONNECTION

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36CBPS
2.8
1.6

11.4 4.5
L 8.5

8.3 5.6 3.9

3.9 CONNECTION 1 GABLE, SERIES CONNECTION

36CBPD
8.3 1

7.1 15.7
L = 6 or 8 ft

L/2 L

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L = max 14 ft
NOTES: 1. Dimensions shown in inches. 2. L = Nominal length minus 0.31 inches.

36CBPB,PS UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Beam Width (in.) (36CBPB/36CBPS) Beam Height (in.) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Flexible Water Pipes (in.) Weight (lb/ft) (36CBPB/36CBPS) 36CBPD UNIT SIZE Beam Length (ft) Beam Width (in.) Beam Height (in.) Coil Length (ft) Coil Connection Size (in.) Flexible Water Pipes (in.) 06 6

04 4

06 6

08 8 16.9/11.4 5.6

10 10

12 12

14 14

3.7

5.7

7.7 1 8 5.4/4.7

9.7

11.7

13.7

08 8 15.7 7.1

5.7 1 8

7.7

Fig. 21 36CBPB,PD,PS Connections 17

ADJUSTMENT Adjusting Airflow The airflow pattern of active

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chilled beams can be adjusted using the comfort control function and/or the flow pattern control (FPC) function.

Comfort Control Function The comfort control function is featured on all active chilled beams (optional on 36CBAF units). Control rails are used to adjust airflow by varying the hole lengths in the primary air channel. Moderate changes in the pressure or flow can be made without significantly affecting the cooling capacity as the beam has an integral damper function. Beams have independently adjustable hole lengths on each side, permitting different air distribution patterns (2-way blow, one-way blow, and intermediate positions). Units are supplied with the hole lengths preset to the longest possible position as a starting point for future balancing. See Fig. 22. Flow patterns other than 2-way are obtained by adjusting the length of the holes on the left and right sides; see Fig. 23. The sum value of the hole length on the left and right sides gives the same airflow for a given pressure drop across the beam regardless of the airflow pattern. A label is located on the inside of the chilled beams for recording the adjusted hole lengths after adjustment; see Fig. 24. Beam capacity can be found using Tables 8-24. Beams with 2-way blow air distribution use the full capacity of the coil, but this is not the case in one-way blow distribution or intermediate positions. The capacity reduction factor can be obtained from Tables 16, 20, and 23. For a particular beam and supply airflow, the value given in Tables 12-24, is multiplied by the capacity factor.

Fig. 23 Hole Adjustment

L1 L (m ) L=1,2 L=1,75 L=1,8 L=2,4 L=3,0 10 12 8 14 16 5 10 5+5 5+5 2+2 15 18+18 9+9 9+9 5+5 3+3 6 4 14+14 14+14 9+9 6+6 20

mm 25 18+18 18+18 12+12 8+8

L2 30 35

mm 40 L1+L2 (

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3+ 3 11+11

P=60 Pa )

15+15 11+11

18+18 13+13 6 4 16+16 10 8 18+18 12 14 16 18

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Fig. 24 Unit Adjustment Label (36CBAN Label Shown)

10 cfm/ft

L1

L2

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40 cfm/ft

5 % 80 %

5 % 20 %

80%

20%

2 80%

8 % 20 %

Fig. 22 Airflow Pattern Adjustment

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Table 8 36CBAC Unit Flow Pattern 2-Way Blow

36CBAC UNIT SIZE PRIMARY AIRFLOW (cfm) STANDARD/HIGH 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 85/169 95/191 HOLE POSITION ONE-WAY 7.0 11.0 14.5 18.0 5.0 7.5 10.0 13.0 15.5 18.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0 18.0

06

08

10

Table 9 36CBAE Unit Flow Pattern 2-Way Blow

36CBAE UNIT SIZE 04 PRIMARY AIRFLOW (cfm) STANDARD/HIGH 11/0 21/0 32/0 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 85/169 95/191 2-Way 5+5 11 + 11 17 + 17 7+7 11 + 11 14.5 + 14.5 18 + 18 5+5 7.5 + 7.5 10 + 10 13 + 13 15. 5 + 15.5 18 + 18 6+6 8+8 10 + 10 12 + 12 14 + 14 16 + 16 18 + 18 HOLE POSITION 70% - 30% 7+3 15 + 7 10 + 4 15 + 7 7+3 11 + 4 14 + 6 18 + 8 7+3 11 + 5 14 + 6 17 + 7 One-Way 8+2 12 + 2 20 + 2 8+2 13 + 2 18 + 2 8+2 14 + 2 18 + 2

06

08

10

NOTE: Total airflow is determined by the hole opening on each side of the beam. For example, 7 + 3 indicates that the hole openings on

the left side of the beam are opened to the position 7 and the holes on the right are opened to position 3.

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Table 10 36CBAF Unit Flow Pattern 2-Way Blow

36CBAF UNIT SIZE PRIMARY AIRFLOW (cfm) STANDARD/HIGH 11/ 21/ 32/ 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 85/169 95/191 42/ 53/ 64/ 74/ 85/ 95/ 106/ 117/ Two-Way 3+3 11 + 11 18 + 18 5+5 9+9 13 + 13 17 + 17 3+3 6+6 8+8 11 + 11 14 + 14 16 + 16 4+4 6+6 9+9 11 + 11 13 + 13 15 + 15 18 + 18 5+5 7+7 9+9 11 + 11 13 + 13 14 + 14 16 + 16 18 + 18 HOLE POSITION 70%-30% 4+2 15 + 7 7+3 13 + 5 18 + 8 8+4 11 + 5 15 + 7 18 + 10 5+3 8+4 13 + 5 15 + 7 18 + 8 7+3 10 + 4 13 + 5 15 + 7 18 + 8 18 + 10 One-Way 4+2 8+2 16 + 2 4+2 10 + 2 14 + 2 6+2 10 + 2 16 + 2 8+2 12 + 2 16 + 2

04

06

08

10

12*

*Higher airflow function can be offered for the 36CBAF12 on request. NOTES: 1. Data above is applicable for .0120 psi static pressure drop.

2. Total airflow is determined by the hole opening on each side of the beam. For example, 7 + 3 indicates that the hole openings on the left side of the beam are opened to the position 7 and the holes on the right are opened to position 3.

Table 11 36CBAN Unit Flow Pattern 2-Way Blow

36CBAN UNIT SIZE PRIMARY AIRFLOW (cfm) STANDARD/HIGH 11/ 21/ 32/ 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 21/42 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 32/64 42/85 53/106 64/127 74/148 85/169 95/191 Two-Way 3+3 11 + 11 18 + 18 5+5 9+9 14 + 14 18 + 18 2+2 5+5 9+9 12 + 12 15 + 15 18 + 18 3+3 6+6 8+8 11 + 11 13 + 13 16 + 16 18 + 18 HOLE POSITION 70% - 30% 4+2 15 + 7 7+3 12 + 6 7+3 12 + 6 17 + 7 4+2 8+4 11 + 5 15 + 7 18 + 8 One-Way 4+2 8+2 16 + 2 8+2 16 + 2 4+2 10 + 2 14 + 2

04

06

08

10

NOTE: Total airflow is determined by the hole opening on each side of the beam. For example, 7 + 3 indicates that the hole openings on the left side of the beam are opened to the position 7 and the holes on the right are opened to position 3.

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Table 12 36CBAC Unit Cooling Capacity, One-Way Blow

36CBAC UNIT SIZE WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 13 17 21 25 17 21 25 30 34 38 21 25 30 34 38 42 47 TOTAL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 614 819 989 1143 546 1024 1194 1365 1501 1621 989 1211 1399 1587 1757 1894 2030 14 751 989 1211 1382 717 1245 1467 1672 1842 1979 1211 1484 1723 1945 2150 2303 2457 18 887 1177 1433 1638 904 1484 1740 1979 2167 2320 1433 1757 2030 2286 2525 2730 2900 COIL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 409 546 665 751 546 699 802 904 989 1041 665 819 955 1058 1160 1245 1314 14 546 734 887 989 717 921 1075 1211 1314 1382 887 1092 1262 1416 1552 1655 1740 18 682 921 1109 1245 904 1160 1348 1518 1638 1723 1109 1365 1587 1774 1945 2064 2184 SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL (dB[A]) <20 <20 25 28 25 25 25 27 27 29 25 25 25 27 28 28 29

06

0.7

08

0.9

10

1.2

LEGEND A Absorbtion dB Decibel T Temperature Change NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature. 4. Sound pressure level as measured in a room with 32.8 sq ft room absorbtion. 5. Total cooling capacity of the beam equals the cooling capacity of the coil plus the cooling capacity of the primary air, where

the cooling capacity of the primary air is based on a difference of 14.4 F between the primary air and room temperatures. 6. Data based on tests using the Nordtest method which requires a zero temperature difference between the air entering the beam coil and the air at 3.6 ft above the floor surface. To achieve this, the walls in the test room are cooled. In actual conditions, the temperature difference is normally 1.8 to 3.6 F. This is why the temperature difference T should be increased by 1.8 to 3.6 F to avoid oversizing of the beam. Therefore, the table value can be increased by 10 to 20%. 7. Sound is increased by 2 to 3 dB(A) with top connections. 8. The chilled beam can be supplied as a special unit for higher airflow rates than those listed in these tables.

Table 13 36CBAC Unit Heating Capacity, 2-Way Blow

36CBAC UNIT SIZE WATER PRESSURE DROP (psi) SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 13 17 21 25 17 21 25 30 34 38 21 25 30 34 38 42 47 COIL HEATING CAPACITY (Btuh) 36 45 887 546 1194 734 1433 887 1604 989 1160 1450 1501 1877 1740 2184 1962 2457 2133 2661 2252 2815 1450 1808 1774 2218 2047 2559 2303 2883 2525 3156 2695 3361 2832 3531

06

0.27

08

0.37

10

0.43

(F) 54 682 921 1109 1245 1740 2252 2627 2951 3207 3361 2167 2661 3071 3446 3787 4026 4248

LEGEND Temperature Change

NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm.

2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature. 4. Heating capacity shown on unit without extended casing.

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Table 14 36CBAE Unit Cooling Capacity, Two-Way Blow

36CBAE UNIT SIZE WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) 0.4 SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 21 32 42 53 21 32 42 53 64 74 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 TOTAL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 699 1075 1314 1314 1655 1911 2133 1433 1911 2235 2508 2747 2951 2047 2491 2815 3088 3327 3566 3770 14 887 1314 1587 1638 2047 2337 2559 1808 2371 2747 3054 3327 3548 2542 3088 3480 3787 4060 4299 4538 18 1058 1570 1860 1962 2423 2747 3003 2150 2849 3276 3600 3907 4146 3054 3702 4146 4487 4777 5050 5289 COIL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 546 734 819 989 1160 1262 1314 1092 1416 1570 1689 1757 1808 1552 1825 1996 2098 2184 2252 2286 14 717 989 1092 1297 1552 1672 1740 1484 1877 2098 2235 2337 2405 2064 2423 2661 2815 2917 2986 3054 18 887 1245 1365 1638 1928 2081 2184 1825 2354 2627 2781 2934 3003 2576 3037 3327 3497 3634 3736 3821 SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL (dB[A]) <15 <15 15 <15 16 19 23 <15 <15 15 16 18 20 <15 <15 16 18 21 23 25

04

06

0.7

08

0.9

10

1.2

LEGEND A Absorbtion dB Decibel T Temperature Change NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature. 4. Sound pressure level as measured in a room with 32.8 sq ft room absorbtion. 5. Total cooling capacity of the beam equals the cooling capacity of the coil plus the cooling capacity of the primary air, where the

cooling capacity of the primary air is based on a difference of 14.4 F between the primary air and room temperatures. 6. Data based on tests using the Nordtest method which requires a zero temperature difference between the air entering the beam coil and the air at 3.6 ft above the floor surface. To achieve this, the walls in the test room are cooled. In actual conditions, the temperature difference is normally 1.8 to 3.6 F. This is why the temperature difference T should be increased by 1.8 to 3.6 F to avoid oversizing of the beam. Therefore, the table value can be increased by 10 to 20%. 7. Sound is increased by 2 to 3 dB(A) with top connections. 8. The chilled beam can be supplied as a special unit for higher airflow rates than those listed in these tables.

Table 15 36CBAE Unit Cooling Capacity, High Airflow

36CBAE UNIT SIZE WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 64 74 85 95 85 95 106 117 106 117 127 138 148 TOTAL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 14 18 1542 1854 2165 1714 2047 2381 1890 2248 2606 2064 2447 2831 2140 2581 3023 2294 2754 3214 2432 2903 3375 2570 3053 3536 2782 3369 3958 2922 3523 4125 3051 3661 4271 3182 3801 4422 3297 3922 4547 COIL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 14 18 932 1244 1555 1002 1335 1669 1076 1434 1792 1148 1532 1915 1326 1767 2210 1379 1839 2299 1415 1886 2358 1451 1934 2417 1765 2352 2941 1803 2405 3006 1831 2441 3051 1860 2479 3100 1873 2498 3123

06

0.7

08

0.9

10

1.2

LEGEND Temperature Change

2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature.

NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm.

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Table 16 36CBAE Unit Cooling Capacity Factor for One-Way and Intermediate Blow
36CBAE UNIT SIZE 04 06 08 10 AIR DISTRIBUTION One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% MAXIMUM PRIMARY AIRFLOW (cfm) 5 10 15 15 20 25 25 30 CAPACITY FACTOR 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9

NOTE: The value given in the unit cooling capacity table is multiplied by the capacity factor in the above table to reflect the reduced coil capacity in a one-way blow distribution or intermediate air distribution position.

Table 17 36CBAE Unit Heating Capacity, 2-Way Blow

36CBAE UNIT SIZE 04 WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) 0.20 SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 21 32 42 53 21 32 42 53 64 74 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 COIL HEATING CAPACITY (Btuh) 36 45 1177 1450 1587 2013 1774 2218 2150 2627 2508 3156 2730 3395 2849 3531 2371 3020 3071 3804 3395 4265 3668 4538 3804 4743 3924 4879 3361 4197 3958 4913 4333 5408 4555 5715 4726 5920 4879 6056 4947 6210

T (F)
54 1723 2423 2661 3190 3753 4060 4265 3566 4589 5118 5425 5715 5852 5016 5920 6483 6824 7080 7285 7455

06

0.27

08

0.37

10

0.43

LEGEND Temperature Change

NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature.

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Table 18 36CBAF Unit Cooling Capacity, 2-Way Blow

36CBAF UNIT SIZE WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) 0.6 SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 21 32 42 53 21 32 42 53 64 74 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 106 117 TOTAL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 461 853 1126 1228 1655 1894 2150 1228 1774 2218 2508 2713 2951 1860 2320 2730 3088 3327 3531 3736 1928 2423 2832 3276 3583 3890 4163 4333 4538 14 563 1024 1331 1518 2030 2320 2610 1604 2184 2713 3054 3310 3566 2303 2866 3344 3770 4060 4299 4521 2405 2986 3497 4009 4384 4743 5050 5254 5459 18 665 1194 1535 1791 2388 2747 3071 1911 2593 3207 3600 3907 4180 2747 3395 3958 4436 4777 5050 5289 2866 3566 4163 4743 5186 5596 5937 6159 6380 COIL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 290 529 631 904 1160 1245 1331 972 1280 1552 1689 1740 1808 1365 1655 1911 2115 2184 2218 2252 1433 1757 2013 2303 2440 2576 2678 2695 2730 14 392 699 836 1194 1535 1672 1791 1280 1689 2047 2235 2337 2423 1808 2201 2525 2798 2917 2986 3037 1911 2320 2678 3037 3241 3429 3566 3617 3651 18 495 870 1041 1467 1894 2098 2252 1587 2098 2542 2781 2934 3037 2252 2730 3139 3463 3634 3736 3804 2371 2900 3344 3770 4043 4282 4453 4521 4572 SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL (dB[A]) <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 20 21 <20 <20 <20 <20 <20 20 22 <20 <20 <20 <20 22 25 28 30 31

04

06

0.9

08

1.1

10

1.4

12

1.6

LEGEND A Absorbtion dB Decibel T Temperature Change NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature. 4. Sound pressure level as measured in a room with 32.8 sq ft room absorbtion.

5. Total cooling capacity of the beam equals the cooling capacity of the coil plus the cooling capacity of the primary air, where the cooling capacity of the primary air is based on a difference of 14.4 F between the primary air and room temperatures. 6. Data based on tests using the Nordtest method which requires a zero temperature difference between the air entering the beam coil and the air at 3.6 ft above the floor surface. To achieve this, the walls in the test room are cooled. In actual conditions, the temperature difference is normally 1.8 to 3.6 F. This is why the temperature difference T should be increased by 1.8 to 3.6 F to avoid oversizing of the beam. Therefore, the table value can be increased by 10 to 20%. 7. The chilled beam can be supplied as a special unit for higher airflow rates than those listed in these tables.

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Table 19 36CBAF Unit Cooling Capacity, High Airflow

36CBAF UNIT SIZE WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) 0.6 SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 22 42 64 42 64 85 106 42 64 85 106 127 148 64 85 106 127 148 169 191 TOTAL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 14 18 651 765 885 1204 1392 1589 1590 1809 2043 1723 2064 2405 2303 2713 3139 2730 3207 3668 3088 3566 4026 1877 2269 2661 2508 2986 3480 3020 3583 4146 3480 4077 4692 3839 4470 5101 4197 4828 5459 2644 3190 3719 3258 3890 4521 3770 4470 5169 4231 4982 5732 4623 5408 6193 4999 5783 6585 5306 6090 6875 COIL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 14 18 333 448 568 607 798 899 724 955 1195 1058 1399 1740 1314 1723 2150 1416 1894 2354 1450 1928 2388 1211 1604 1996 1518 1996 2491 1706 2269 2832 1842 2440 3054 1877 2508 3139 1894 2525 3156 1655 2201 2730 1945 2576 3207 2133 2832 3531 2269 3020 3770 2320 3105 3890 2388 3173 3975 2371 3156 3941

04

06

0.9

08

1.1

10

1.4

LEGEND Temperature Change

NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature.

Table 20 36CBAF Unit Cooling Capacity Factor for One-Way and Intermediate Blow
36CBAF UNIT SIZE 04 06 08 10 12 AIR DISTRIBUTION One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% MAXIMUM PRIMARY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 42 42 64 64 74 74 95 CAPACITY FACTOR 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9

NOTE: The value given in the unit cooling capacity table is multiplied by the capacity factor in the above table to reflect the reduced coil capacity in a one-way blow distribution or intermediate air distribution position.

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Table 21 36CBAF Unit Heating Capacity, 2-Way Blow

36CBAF UNIT SIZE 04 WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) 0.33 SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 21 32 42 53 21 32 42 53 64 74 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 106 117 COIL HEATING CAPACITY (Btuh) 36 45 629 795 1144 1422 1366 1698 1962 2423 2508 3122 2695 3395 2883 3634 2115 2593 2781 3429 3361 4163 3668 4538 3770 4743 3924 4913 2968 3668 3583 4470 4146 5135 4589 5681 4726 5920 4811 6056 4879 6176 3105 3890 3804 4709 4367 5442 4999 6176 5289 6585 5579 6960 5800 7251 5835 7353 5920 7421

T (F)
54 967 1700 2031 2866 3702 4094 4384 3088 4094 4964 5425 5715 5920 4384 5323 6125 6756 7080 7285 7421 4623 5664 6517 7353 7882 8342 8684 8820 8922

06

0.50

08

0.60

10

0.70

12

0.80

LEGEND Temperature Change

NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature.

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Table 22 36CBAN Unit Cooling Capacity, 2-Way Blow

36CBAN UNIT SIZE WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) 0.67 SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 21 32 42 53 21 32 42 53 64 74 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 TOTAL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 478 802 1092 887 1194 1518 1774 938 1280 1638 1911 2184 2440 1348 1723 1996 2320 2576 2883 3122 14 580 955 1280 1092 1433 1808 2081 1160 1535 1962 2269 2576 2716 1638 2064 2388 2747 3054 3412 3668 18 682 1126 1484 1280 1672 2081 2405 1365 1791 2286 2644 2986 3310 1911 2423 2781 3207 3548 3924 4214 COIL COOLING CAPACITY (Btuh) T (F) 11 307 478 597 563 699 853 955 614 785 972 1092 1211 1297 853 1058 1177 1348 1433 1570 1655 14 409 631 785 768 938 1143 1262 836 1041 1297 1450 1604 1740 1143 1399 1570 1774 1911 2098 2201 18 512 802 989 955 1177 1416 1587 1041 1297 1621 1825 2013 2167 1416 1757 1962 2235 2405 2610 2747 SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL (dB[A]) <17 18 25 <17 19 26 27 <17 <17 18 23 29 30 <17 18 21 24 29 32 34

04

06

0.97

08

1.30

10

1.60

LEGEND A Absorbtion dB Decibel T Temperature Change NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature. 4. Sound pressure level as measured in a room with 32.8 sq ft room absorbtion. 5. Total cooling capacity of the beam equals the cooling capacity of the coil plus the cooling capacity of the primary air, where the

cooling capacity of the primary air is based on a difference of 14.4 F between the primary air and room temperatures. 6. Data based on tests using the Nordtest method which requires a zero temperature difference between the air entering the beam coil and the air at 3.6 ft above the floor surface. To achieve this, the walls in the test room are cooled. In actual conditions, the temperature difference is normally 1.8 to 3.6 F. This is why the temperature difference T should be increased by 1.8 to 3.6 F to avoid oversizing of the beam. Therefore, the table value can be increased by 10 to 20%. 7. Sound is increased by 1 dB(A) with side connections. Sound is decreased by 1 dB(A) with top connections. 8. The chilled beam can be supplied as a special unit for higher airflow rates than those listed in these tables.

Table 23 36CBAN Unit Cooling Capacity Factor for One-Way and Intermediate Blow
36CBAN UNIT SIZE 04 06 08 10 AIR DISTRIBUTION One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% One-way 70 to 30% MAXIMUM PRIMARY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 32 42 53 53 64 CAPACITY FACTOR 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.8 0.9

NOTE: The value given in the unit cooling capacity table is multiplied by the capacity factor in the above table to reflect the reduced coil capacity in a one-way blow distribution or intermediate air distribution position.

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Table 24 36CBAN Unit Heating Capacity, 2-Way Blow

36CBAN UNIT SIZE 04 WATER PRESSURE DROP (ft wg) 0.23 SUPPLY AIRFLOW (cfm) 11 21 32 21 32 42 53 21 32 42 53 64 74 32 42 53 64 74 85 95 COIL HEATING CAPACITY (Btuh) 36 45 631 802 989 1228 1228 1518 1160 1484 1450 1825 1757 2218 1979 2440 1262 1621 1621 2013 2013 2508 2252 2815 2508 3105 2678 3378 1757 2218 2184 2713 2440 3037 2781 3446 2968 3702 3241 4060 3412 4265

T (F)
54 955 1484 1842 1774 2184 2627 2951 1928 2405 3020 3395 3736 4026 2627 3276 3651 4163 4470 4862 5101

06

0.33

08

0.43

10

0.54

LEGEND Temperature Change

NOTES: 1. Water flow is equal to 0.8 gpm. 2. Assume static pressure drop on the air side is 0.25 in. wg. 3. T equals the difference between room air temperature and average water temperature.

TO ADJUST BEAM HOLE LENGTH To adjust the 36CBAE unit hole length, determine the desired airflow and perform the following (see Fig. 25): 1. Use a screwdriver or other tool to pull out unit rail slightly for adjustment. 2. Insert optional gage rod into unit rail slot until desired airflow measurement is reached. 3. Move the unit rail in or out until gage rod is flush with rail and unit. 4. After adjustment has been made, record the adjusted measurement on unit label.

To adjust the 36CBAN unit hole length, determine the desired airflow and perform the following (see Fig. 26): 1. Manually move the unit rail tabs in or out until desired hole length has been reached. 2. After adjustment has been made, record the adjusted measurement on unit label.

28

q=k (l/s)

p m q = 3.6k (Pa) (m3/h)

a36-499
36CBAE UNIT SIZE 10 08

(Pa)

k2
L2

7.0 6.0 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5

06

L1

k2 = k1 x 2

k1
L2

2.0 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.9 0.8 k1 0.7 0.6 0.5 4 5 L1 + L2, mm 10 15 20 25 30

04

L1

36

UNIT LABEL
4.
18 18

Lm

m
........................................... ...........................................

18

1 17 6

15

1 14 3

12

11

10

2.

+
3.

1.
L = 1.8 m p= 60 Pa
q , l/ s L1 + L2, mm 10 15 20 25 7+7 11+11 14.5+14.5 18+18

p m

GAGE ROD

a36-500

UNIT LABEL
Fig. 25 36CBAE Unit Hole Adjustment

29

q=k (l/s)

p m q = 3.6k p m (Pa) (m3/h) (Pa)

a36-501

k2

L2

7.0 6.0 5.0

36CBAN UNIT SIZE 10 08

4.0 06
L1
18

3.0

18 16 14 12 10 8 6

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

k2 = k1 x 2

k1

18

16

14

12

10

10

12

14

16

18

18

16

14

12

10

10

12

14

16

18

16

14

12

10

10

12

14

16

18

p m

Fig. 26 36CBAN Unit Hole Adjustment

30

18

L1

L2

L1

L2

L1

L1

L2

L2

4 2 0

2.0 1.8 1.6 1.4

L2

04

1.2 1.0 0.9 0.8 k

L1

0.7 0.6 0.5 4 5 L1 + L2 10 15 20 25 30 36

UNIT LABEL
a36-502
L1 L (m ) L=1,2 L=1,75 L=1,8 L=2,4 L=3,0 10 12 8 14 16 5 10 5+5 5+5 2+2 15 18+18 9+9 9+9 5+5 3+3 6 4 14+14 14+14 9+9 6+6 18+18 18+18 12+12 8+8 15+15 11+11 18+18 13+13 6 4 16+16 10 8 18+18 12 14 16 18 L1+L2 ( P=60 Pa ) 20 mm 25 L2 30 35 mm 40 45 q(l/s ) 3+ 3 11+11

18

L1

L2

FPC Function Built-in vanes and adjustable rails allow

the airflow pattern to be adjusted at different angles: 0, 15, 30, and 45 degrees on active beam units with the comfort control and FPC functions (not available on 36CBAN units). See Fig. 27. Directional adjustments can be achieved in sections of 12 in. within the beam.
45 30 15 1 5 3 0 45

Figure 30 shows an installation where refurbishment has taken place or where it has been decided to fit the chilled beam beside a pillar, for example. The respectively comfort control setting is set at 0% and 100%, and the air deflectors are adjusted to 0 degrees and 30 degrees respectively.

a36-504

Fig. 30 Air Deflectors Set to 0 Degrees and 30 Degrees

1-2- 3 1 -2- 3

a36-503 Fig. 27 FPC Adjustment Generally, this can reduce air throw by 20%. A beam with FPC can thus be positioned both closer to a wall or to other beams when compared with a beam without FPC. Figure 28 shows an installation where the air deflectors are set at 30 degrees in 2 directions and the airflow is set with the comfort control setting at 50% and 50%. This installation option provides effective and comfortable air distribution in the room.

Figure 31 shows an installation where the comfort control setting is set at 20% and 80% respectively. This installation is designed to avoid drafts, e.g., if the chilled beam is fitted next to a desk. The air deflectors are set at 30 degrees in 2 directions.

a36-505

Fig. 31 Air Deflectors Set at 30 Degrees in 2 Directions COOLING CAPACITY The FPC reduces the cooling capacity of the chilled beam by approximately 0 to 8% depending on the airflow, pressure drop and the angle set on the FPC. Noise is not affected by the FPC. TO ADJUST THE FPC FUNCTION Determine the desired airflow. Use the unit FPC tool to move the unit vanes to the desired angle on one or both sides of the unit. (See Fig. 32.)

Fig. 28 Air Deflectors Set at 30 Degrees in a36-486 2 Directions Figure 29 shows an installation where a high airflow is required. The comfort control setting is still set at 50% and 50%, but the air deflectors are set at 30 degrees in 2 directions and at 30 degrees in one direction.

a36-486

Fig. 29 Air Deflectors Set at 30 Degrees in 2 Directions and at 30 Degrees in One Direction

31

UNIT LABEL
L1 5 L (m ) L=1,8 L=2,4 L=3,0 L=3,6 10 10 20 5+5 3+3 15 30 9+9 6+6 4+4 20 40 13+13 8+8 6+6 5+5 mm 25 50 17+17 11+11 9+9 7+7 14+14 11+11 9+9 16+16 13+13 11+11 15+15 13+13 18+18 14+14 16+16 18+18 L2 30 60 35 70 mm 40 80 45 90 L1+L2 ( 50 55 q(l/s) P=70 Pa )

1 2

UNIT LABEL

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18

k1

k2

L1 L2

L1 L2

k2 = k1 x 2
7.0 36CBAF UNIT SIZE 12 10 08

q=k (l/s)

p m (Pa)

6.0 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5

q = 3.6k (m3/h)

pm
(Pa)

3.0 2.5 2.0 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.9 0.8 0.7 k1 0.6 0.5 0.4 4 5 L1 + L2, mm 10 15 20 25 30

06

04

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36

Fig. 32 36CBAF Unit FPC Function Adjustment

32

MAINTENANCE
The coil must be accessible for cleaning. This applies in particular to the upstream side of the coil in first contact with the entering room air. The cleaning interval for coils is generally 5 to 10 years.

Active Chilled Beams For active chilled beams, the

room air is admitted into the coil from below. The underside is readily accessible for cleaning by hinging down the bottom plate or sliding the plate out of the way. CLEANING THE 36CBAC,AE UNIT To clean the 36CBAC,AE unit (see Fig. 33): 1. Take a damp cloth and wipe the outside of the unit. 2. Push bottom plate of unit up and slide plate back to expose the unit coil.

3. Vacuum unit coil and bottom plates using a brush attachment. Use a crevice attachment to vacuum unit crevices. 4. To clean inside of unit, do one of the following: a. Unscrew inside plate and remove it to vacuum the unit internally using a brush attachment. b. Remove duct plate and vacuum the duct internally using a brush attachment. CLEANING THE 36CBAF UNIT To clean the 36CBAF unit (see Fig. 34): 1. Wipe outside of unit with damp cloth. 2. Remove unit end cap. 3. Open bottom plate of unit by sliding unit tab to the side. 4. Vacuum unit coil and unit interior using brush attachment.

2.

1.

4A

4B
2.

2.

1. 1. 3.

a36-507 Fig. 33 36CBAC,AE Unit Cleaning 33

3 1

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Fig. 34 36CBAF Unit Cleaning

34

CLEANING THE 36CBAN UNIT To clean the 36CBAN unit (See Fig. 35): 1. Wipe the outside of the unit with a damp cloth. 2. Push bottom plate up and slide back to expose unit coil. 3. Vacuum unit coil and bottom plate using brush attachment. Vacuum unit crevices using crevice attachment.

4. Clean the unit internally by doing one of the following: a. Remove internal cap. Blow air through unit using the reverse air function of an empty, clean vacuum. b. Remove duct cap. Vacuum unit internally using brush attachment by inserting vacuum hose inside duct and moving the hose around.

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2.

1.

4A

4B

3.

18 16 14 12 10 8

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

18

1. 2.
1.

L1

L2

6 4 2 0

2.

Fig. 35 36CBAN Unit Cleaning

35

Passive Chilled Beams For passive beams, the upper surface of the coil must be vacuum cleaned. If the beam is built into a false ceiling, a number of false ceiling panels must first be removed. CLEANING THE 36CBPB,PD,PS UNIT To clean the 36CBPB,PD,PS unit (See Fig. 36): 1. Wipe the outside of unit with a damp cloth.

2. Push the bottom plate up and slide plate back to expose unit coil. Wipe bottom of unit coil clean with damp cloth. 3. Vacuum top of unit coil using brush attachment.

a36-510

Fig. 36 36CBPB,PD,PS Unit Cleaning

Copyright 2008 Carrier Corporation Manufacturer reserves the right to discontinue, or change at any time, specifications or designs without notice and without incurring obligations. Catalog No. 04-53360001-01 Printed in U.S.A. Form 36CB-1SI Pg 36 12-08 Replaces: New